Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-07
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aaetiau Of shs aisy wss aH1F 1sd epac-
iasis nsveF tqaaled 10 Its history.
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DartV AZ the depot the tgbmanss or0wo
shesfsd lSnR and ioud. Tue pre- arFanR-
"a d ns weFe eli carried ont and ths
greatest proessslon Of military ever
seen 10 MIiR9akee acted ~ tue Rfeai.
dent'a escort After q salnts b. the
battery ana the Feveuae alsamsF Andy
Johnson had fseohOsd u. the procession
prooeeded 20 tns REVISING stand.
fhsFe Mayer walters delivered "a
address Of welcome 10 whieh the PFeat.
deaf feapondsd, speaking especially Of
the history Of the trio. He spoke In
subsianes ~ follows:
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sThsrs hes bssa 20 :slsmsnt Of char
aesef Displayed among ne pecpls esefy-
uhoFs that has been universal and not
disturbed or changed ~ any 3 hsrence
10 pisos o. circumstances. No State
lines havs efFcamaeFibed. no local pride
has diminished nnd no bnainoss ao.ivity
has 10 The Least s,iflsd TIE kindness and
cordially Of tbs peopls's welcome.
raers 10 3 bitieFnass 10 partisan feel.
inas whieh seems inseperable Tor our
poiitioai msshoda. bus me good people
Of ths Uai,ed States have. think. de-
oFeed that there are occasions when
they shall hava NO plaoe. This 70 the
way u 10 manifested today IN orr hearty
greeting b. The people Of Wisoonsin
and TITS active city"
TIE Prsaident F0de IN she procession
10 the carriage IN which Dsniel Web
sieT, Henry Clay, SilAs Wsiaat and
Martha Van Bursn ksvs ridden. the
ehaiF whioh Re occupied A. ths bangoet
this svsnina WAe mads from the tree
andeF which Washingtsn took CON-
mand Of the Continental army on July
5, 1775. In OambFidge. knovn - the
Washington elm. Iaiit Presidents Grant
aad Hayes bad been banqastted 10
Boston.
rEHsD or nAxpsnGxIso.
From the Feviswina stand the Pro
oesaion marched 10 nshliiM Park, which
vAa brilliantly decorated, Ths PFesi-
deui was stationed on the piatfoRm In
the main psVilion inside tae park.
zone slip IL The aFranaQementa eausod
conside Fable eonfusion. tha crowd b.
coming masssd 70 such q mannes that
the Presidents patty wefe nearly swept
"a their feet 81 the unfgina threnR.
Tue police finally restored order. Tbs
Presidsnt uaa 90 tigsd Of handshakina
thai most Of the lims be kept HE bands
bshtnd ole back and simply bowed a.
The peopio panssd. Mrs. Cleveland, Who
LET'S The procession early, dined "a the
house Of 10 q L. Mitchell. She gave =
paeite Eecepiion a tue residence OF
James kaselAnd, lasting until sVsning.
when Sue waa driven 10 the PisnkinRt5n
House, where che listened 70 tee toaets
~ she merchants banqast from the
balcony.
AZ NE bsnqnst Postmaster General
Villas feaponded 70 tba toast, State q
Wisconsin." His Femarke were greeted
with rcunds Of spplaaee. Letters Of re-
eret from peoFls detained from the ban
qust were then Fssd. and 10 conclusion
q namseF Of imprsmpiu speeches were
made.
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